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Old 06-20-2018, 11:02 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by bigaudiofanat View Post
I'd grab a volt meter and just check each fuse instead of replacing all of them. Ground the black wire, take your red wire and with the car on, touch the 2 metal contacts on the top of each fuse while it's plugged in.
Or touch the leads to the contacts on top of the fuse. 0V = good. 12V (or -12V if you got the leads reversed) = bad.
That's assuming you have B+ going to the fuses. If you don't have B+, you have other problems than a fuse (eg, blown fusible link, bad wiring, etc).
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